 | | | AW: [Flashcoders] Switch/Case vs If/else | AW: [Flashcoders] Switch/Case vs If/else
2004-02-11 - By FS Thomas
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FODOR wrote:
> Not with else if, only with else. To do what you say you have to write it :
> If(){
> }else{
> if(){}
> }
>
> Or put a break; when the if statement is true.
I tried Fordor 's suggestion, and re-wrote the if() structure only using
else() rather than else if(). The results? Strikingly similar. If()
still wins.
Times run: 100
Average if() time : 50
switch() time: 30
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Times run: 100
Average if() time : 50
switch() time: 30
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Times run: 100
Average if() time : 40
switch() time: 60
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Times run: 100
Average if() time : 30
switch() time: 60
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...
Results : if(): 204ms VS switch():228ms
-f.
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